Introduce CountedInput. a wrapper which counts the number of bytes successfully read#630
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Introduce CountedInput. a wrapper which counts the number of bytes successfully read#630
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fyi we also have |
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No in the standard library (which is only used in this crate) |
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I saw some code which tries to track the number of byte read with
remaining_len. Butremaining_lendon't always give information.I think it is better to provide an accurate counter.
I used u64 because it made the code simpler. And more general purpose.
Otherwise I was thinking using a type:
and do the count in u32.
But most machine being 64bit, I think it should execute good.